Also known as "Why Pretend to Be Managing Things When a Basic Attack Would Win?", "A Record of Raising a Mastermind Behind the Scenes", and "I Guess This Is What Being a God Is Like"...
You probably won't believe this, but Earth is actually crawling with gods and divine artifacts.
Li Hua hadn't believed it either. Then he threw a cucumber into a fantasy world.
Someone used that cucumber to successfully slay a god. A goddess, no less.
Then he threw in a desk lamp. Someone used it to kill a legendary vampire, who was literally illuminated to death by the lamp.
He threw in a copy of Wusan next. Well, nobody became a god of magic by studying its contents, but someone did attach a battering ram and chains to it and successfully smashed more than a dozen legends to death.
After seeing so many examples, Li Hua had no choice but to believe it: rows of divine children in kindergarten, rows of divine artifacts in the supermarket, all on sale every day.
So he became a god.
As a god, Li Hua couldn't answer his followers' prayers or grant them divine magic. But he could choose a simpler, more direct approach, like sending them some equipment... no, some kind and righteous divine artifacts.
